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Phillip Charles "Chopper" Chillidae is a begginer scientist. Although he mostly studies fantastic beasts and how magic works, he also tries to create different fantastic gadgets. One of his most notable creations is parallel-dimentional galvanizer, which can make different objects and things intangible to eachother. But Chopper couldn't do this invention without critics. He always asked his family members or Margaret if there is something wrong with it. And of course, he couldn't do this invention from first time. Something would always go wrong: objects would just sink in the floor, sometimes would be invisible, sometimes would be stuck in eachother when the machine is turned off.

This time he shows his invention to Margaret (actually she is Agate, since the young witch took Chopper's head off and swapped it with her own. She did this to avoid goof-ups from her headless twin-sister, Mars, and Chopper could hold her in hands better than Agate.) This is the tenth version of his invention, and the most successful of them.

Description

Phillip Charles "Chopper" Chillidae is a begginer scientist. Although he mostly studies fantastic beasts and how magic works, he also tries to create different fantastic gadgets. One of his most notable creations is parallel-dimentional galvanizer, which can make different objects and things intangible to eachother. But Chopper couldn't do this invention without critics. He always asked his family members or Margaret if there is something wrong with it. And of course, he couldn't do this invention from first time. Something would always go wrong: objects would just sink in the floor, sometimes would be invisible, sometimes would be stuck in eachother when the machine is turned off.

This time he shows his invention to Margaret (actually she is Agate, since the young witch took Chopper's head off and swapped it with her own. She did this to avoid goof-ups from her headless twin-sister, Mars, and Chopper could hold her in hands better than Agate.) This is the tenth version of his invention, and the most successful of them.